Estonians in Finnish Army 1939-44. Suomen-pojat. Soomepoisid

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MORE INFORMATION: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kautla_massacre http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erna_long-range_recce_group http://www.erna.ee/en/?Erna_History http://www.suomenpojat.fi/ NB! My mistake. Aili Jürgenson (Jõgi) on this photo is 15 years old! Not 17. Estonians in Continuation War http://www.wehrmacht.pri.ee/foorum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=62&t;=8335 Virolaiset SS-miehet juhlivat Sinimäillä http://www.hs.fi/ulkomaat/artikkeli/Virolaiset+SS-miehet+juhlivat+Sinim%C3%A4ill%C3%A4/1135238140420 The lyrics and translation of this song: Pime (performed by Untsakad) Öö pime ja paat lõikab vahutavat merd, silmapiirilt kaob Eestimaa rand, jälle kodumaa pinnal voolab vaenlaste verd, keda peksmas on eestlaste väed. Jälle kodumaa pinnal voolab vaenlaste verd, keda peksmas on eestlaste väed. Anna andeks kallis Eesti, et sust lahkuma pean, kui kodurand sind iial ei näe, õitseb sirel, tulen tagasi sa seda kindlalt näed, annan sulle oma relvastatud käe. Õitseb sirel, tulen tagasi sa seda kindlalt näed, annan sulle oma relvastatud käe. Vägev Taara, sa juhi soome sepa juurde meid, sinna kust saab relvi ja nõu, meie esiisad aastasadu käinud seda teed, ei neid kohutand ei tormid ega veed. Meie esiisad aastasadu käinud seda teed, ei neid kohutand ei tormid ega veed. Ei Eestimaa pinnal kasva võõra riigi taim, ei kordu kahjuks iial Jüriöö. Ei punalipud sini-musta-valget katta saa, pooleli jäi Tasuja töö. Ei punalipud sini-musta-valget katta saa, pooleli jäi Tasuja töö. Öö pime ja paat lõikab vahutavad merd, silmapiirilt kaob Soomemaa rand, jälle kodumaa pinnal voolab venelaste verd keda peksmas on eestlaste väed. Jälle kodumaa pinnal voolab venelaste verd keda peksmas on eestlaste väed. Dark Dark night and the boat cuts foaming sea The coast of Estonia disappears from horizon On the soil of homeland the blood of enemies is flowing again Who are beaten by Estonian troops On the soil of homeland the blood of enemies is flowing again Who are beaten by Estonian troops Forgive me dear Estonia, that I have to leave you If I don't see you, home shore, never again When lilac blossoms, I'll come back, you'll see it certainly I give you my armed hand When lilac blossoms, I'll come back, you'll see it certainly I give you my armed hand Mighty Taara*, guide us to the Finnish blacksmith There where you can get arms and advice Our forefathers have yearhundreds gone that way They weren't frightened by storms nor waters Our forefathers have yearhundreds gone that way They weren't frightened by storms nor waters A plant of a foreign country doesn't grow on Estonian soil Never unfortunately the St. George's Night** repeats itself The red flags can't cover blue-black-white The work of Tasuja*** is unfinished The red flags can't cover blue-black-white The work of Tasuja is unfinished Dark night and the boat cuts foaming sea The coast of Finland disappears from horizon On the soil of homeland the blood of Russians is flowing again Who are beaten by Estonian troops On the soil of homeland the blood of Russians is flowing again Who are beaten by Estonian troops *Taara - ancient Estonian god, mentioned in chronicles, probably our variant of Scandinavian Thor **St. George's Night - Jüriöö ülestõus - uprise of Estonians against Livonian order and the Danes 1343-1345 ***Tasuja - character in Eduard Bornhöhe's book Tasuja about the St. George's Night. The name means 'avenger'.